Pendant Lamp From Recycled Wood
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Make this gorgeous pendant light from some recycled wood with just three tools!
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You can make it too!
I used some recycled wood but you can make it from pallet wood as well
Cut the 2 Circles and the Grooves
WARNING - PLEASE READ!
Make a doughnut :)
Use bigger drill bit so the jigsaw blade can fit in it.
Cut about 15 strips of wood 24'' (61cm) long and 2'' (5cm) wide.
Bending the Wood
Before bending soak the wood in hot water for 5-10 minutes and then carefully place them into the jig you've made.
Dry Fitting
Dry fit the strips to make sure they enter into the grooves and the lamp looks symmetrical.
Sanding
You want it to look nice?
Finishing
You can assemble the lamp with glue or keep it without glueing for eventual disassembly.
I just love the way this lamp looks.
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Love this. I'm left handed, so this is right up my alley. A piece of art as well as a functional light. Thanks for this!!
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It is lovely, you must be proud.
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